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Page 25
... sitting around the table , out of bread , out of coffee , out of meat ? " I liked sitting in the kitchen in the early morning , eating something fresh and getting advice from Mrs. Luz . I ima- gined I could own a boarding house and save ...
... sitting around the table , out of bread , out of coffee , out of meat ? " I liked sitting in the kitchen in the early morning , eating something fresh and getting advice from Mrs. Luz . I ima- gined I could own a boarding house and save ...
Page 78
A Novel Susan Stinson. toddler sitting in his lap , holding the ticking watch , she had felt resentment . As she got ... sit among the marigolds in the garden . Though he was used to feeling prosperous , he was diminished in the great ...
A Novel Susan Stinson. toddler sitting in his lap , holding the ticking watch , she had felt resentment . As she got ... sit among the marigolds in the garden . Though he was used to feeling prosperous , he was diminished in the great ...
Page 127
... sit at the foot of Clara's hill and let the grasses give me the part of life which was not earned , but chosen . I ... sitting on the porch of Moody's store one night , debating about the sacred . The Reverend was off at the swimming ...
... sit at the foot of Clara's hill and let the grasses give me the part of life which was not earned , but chosen . I ... sitting on the porch of Moody's store one night , debating about the sacred . The Reverend was off at the swimming ...
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